on 08-23-2007 2:09 PM
Suppose,JDBC adapter is updating a table or deleting some entry from a table.Can we have an acknowledgement back that the work has been done successfully??
same qstn for JMS adapter also..
Suppose JMS adptr is communicating with any messaging system,can we have acknowledgement back?
hi ,
you can achieve synchronous jdbc scenario,using AF_Modules/ResponseOnewayBean in module processor
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only JDBC receiver adapter support sync behaviour other adapter wont support the same.
Try using standard modules or use ccBPM.
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hi smith
You can check following link for JDBC Syn Scenario.
http://www.saptechnical.com/Tutorials/XI/SOAP2JDBC/Page1.htm
Regards
Gagandeep
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Hi Smith,
The JDBC receiver can be used as synchronous but only when you use the SELECT query in receiver.For remaining it will not work for synchronous.
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Hi Smith,
If you are using a IDOC -> XI -> JMS scenario (async scenario) you just need to configure that you want Ack for the IDoc using IDX_NOALE report,
If The status of the Ack will be "ack not possible" it will mean that the adapter is finish the proccesing and that the message is un the JMS, The IDoc status in the sender system will be change to 39,
I don't know how it will work with sync scenario
Other status will tell you that the message failed somewhere,
I hope i helped you,
Best Regards,
Guza
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liad aharoni
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Smith,
JDBC - Ofcourse you can. But I won't say it as an Acknowledgement rather I would say it as an response. If you update then it will give u the total count of the fields updated similarly for Delete too.
Sorry No idea on JMS.
Best regards,
raj.
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Jms Adapter supports Asynchronous scenarios only but If u want to use Synchronous then possible with Standard module beans :
For ex: JMS to Rfc synchronous scenario:
In id:
Sender jms adapter supports Asynchronous scenarios so we have to use standard module beans in Module tab.
Like :
AF_Modules/RequestResponseBean -> 0 CallSapAdapter AF_Modules/ResponseOnewayBean -> 1 And Provide values in configuration: 0 -> passThrough -> true 1 -> receiverChannel ->provide RECEIVER JMS adapter name ( have to create one more JMS receiver communication channel for responce ) 1 -> receiverService ->provide receiver adapter service name (that is provide sender business component because need response for sender ) |
jdbc adapter :
http://www.saptechnical.com/Tutorials/XI/SOAP2JDBC/Page1.htm
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